July 8, 2016
This week on Global Beat: NASA’s Juno spacecraft enters Jupiter’s orbit; a new report criticizes Britain’s role in the Iraq War; protests erupt in Zimbabwe over economic hardships; and more.
July 7, 2016
The enormous loophole in the international legal system needs to be closed to prevent the problem of international money laundering, writes Pacific Council member Greyson Bryan.
Photo credit: Fernando Butcher
June 24, 2016
This week on Global Beat: the United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union; Panama unveils a $3.1 billion canal expansion plan; women's rights in Saudi Arabia begin to surface; and more.
EU/ECHO/Peter Biro
June 6, 2016
The ongoing Syrian conflict has opened up a space for the country's women to shed more traditional gender roles and shape the nation’s civil and political discourse.
World Health Organization
June 23, 2016
Madison Webb reflects on what she learned at the World Health Organization's 69th Annual World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland.
Tennessee Valley Authority
June 20, 2016
Dr. George Perkovich argues that the Iran nuclear deal could provide opportunities to strengthen the global nonproliferation regime.
Global Giving
June 17, 2016
This week on Global Beat: Afghanistan opens an all-women’s coding school; U.S.-based airplane producer Boeing announces a contract with Iran; African nations aim to end child marriage; and more.
June 8, 2016
Brian Moore argues that in a charged political climate, clarity is needed where China has been a force for good and areas where praise and support are necessary.
November 9, 2015
A letter from Elise Buik, Chair of the Pacific Council Membership Committee: make a donation before the end of the year.
April 28, 2016
Phil Seib argues that Georgia, with its solidly pro-Western worldview, deserves the stable future that NATO membership would help ensure against a potentially invasive Russia.
